The Denver Deal

Jason Dalbey
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The Denver Deal is your inside look at what’s shaping Denver. Every weekday, catch the Denver Daily, a quick morning briefing covering the biggest stories in business, development, real estate, politics, restaurants, and life across the Mile High City. Throughout the week, we also publish longer Deep Dives, interviews, and conversations exploring the people, projects, and ideas changing Denver. Whether you’re a longtime local, a newcomer, or simply curious about where Denver is headed, The Denver Deal helps you know Denver better. Hosted by Jason Dalbey.

Episodes

  1. Aug 11

    August 11, 2026: Denver Fights to Keep a Major Employer, Broomfield Town Square & a $43M Library

    Denver is putting public incentives on the table to keep a major hometown employer from potentially leaving Colorado. Today on Denver Daily: 🏢 Denver fights to keep “Project Odysseus.” Multiple signs point to Alterra Mountain Company, with Denver and Colorado offering incentives as the company reportedly considers relocating out of state. 🏗️ Broomfield is losing patience with Town Square. After roughly a decade of delays, the city has rejected the developer’s latest proposal and offered $2 million for the team to walk away. 🌲 Colorado gets a very different kind of library. Thornton’s new $43 million Anythink Nature Library combines books with trails, gardens, outdoor exploration, and even camping gear you can check out. Plus, why all three stories point toward increasing competition between Denver-area communities for companies, residents, and investment. Follow The Denver Deal for Denver Daily, The Weekend Guide, and Denver Deep Dives. Know Denver Better.

    August 11, 2026: Denver Fights to Keep a Major Employer, Broomfield Town Square & a $43M Library

  2. Aug 10

    Denver Daily | August 10, 2026: Condo Prices Fall, $1,300 E-Bike Rebates & Denver’s Drought

    Welcome to Denver Daily, presented by The Denver Deal. Today we’re breaking down three stories shaping life around Denver: 🏢 Denver’s condo market is giving buyers some leverage. Metro condo and townhome prices are down 14% over four years, while attached homes are taking considerably longer to sell than single-family properties. 🚲 Colorado’s e-bike rebate is back. Eligible residents could receive up to $1,300 toward an e-bike, with the next registration window opening August 24. ⛳ Denver’s golf courses are navigating drought restrictions. The city’s seven public courses are being asked to reduce water use by 20%, but recycled water means the rules aren’t exactly the same at every course. Plus, what these seemingly unrelated stories tell us about the larger challenge facing Denver as it grows. Follow The Denver Deal for Denver Daily, the Weekend Guide, and weekly Denver Deep Dives. Know Denver Better.

    Denver Daily | August 10, 2026: Condo Prices Fall, $1,300 E-Bike Rebates & Denver’s Drought

  3. Aug 6

    Denver Daily | August 6, 2026: Broncos Stadium Renderings, Floyd Hill & DTC Housing Conversion

    Welcome to The Denver Daily, presented by The Denver Deal. In today’s weekday morning briefing: 🏈 The Broncos unveil their first full vision for Burnham Yard, including the new stadium district, parks, retail, and community-inspired design changes. 🚗 The Floyd Hill project reaches its halfway point as CDOT begins a month of overnight closures while shifting into the bridge-building phase. 🏢 A former Denver Tech Center office building officially reopens as affordable housing, marking Denver’s first completed office-to-residential conversion since the pandemic. Plus, why these three stories all point to one larger trend: Denver isn’t just growing—it’s reinventing itself. Subscribe to The Denver Deal for new weekday episodes covering the people, projects, businesses, and developments shaping Denver. Know Denver Better.

    Denver Daily | August 6, 2026: Broncos Stadium Renderings, Floyd Hill & DTC Housing Conversion

  4. Aug 5

    Denver Deep Dive | Colorado Is #1 in Education… So Why Did the Governor Call It a “Low Bar”?

    Colorado was just ranked the #1 state in America for education, but Governor Jared Polis had a surprising reaction. Instead of celebrating the ranking, he called it “a low bar.” In this episode of The Denver Deal Deep Dive, we explore what actually drove Colorado to the top, why more than half of students still aren’t proficient in reading and math, and what this ranking really means for families across the state. We’ll also look at why Colorado’s overall state ranking fell despite leading the nation in education, and what that says about the opportunities and challenges shaping the state’s future. If you care about where Colorado is headed, this is a conversation worth having.

    Denver Deep Dive | Colorado Is #1 in Education… So Why Did the Governor Call It a “Low Bar”?

  5. Aug 5

    August 5, 2026: Denver Drops 4 A.M. Bars, Historic Theater Returns & Aspen’s Luxury Reality

    Welcome to The Denver Daily, presented by The Denver Deal. In today’s weekday morning briefing: 🍻 Denver City Council approves new nightlife safety rules but officially scraps the proposal to allow bars and clubs to stay open until 4 a.m. 🎭 A historic Denver landmark gets a second life as the May Bonfils Theater begins a $60 million restoration that will transform the former Loretto Heights campus into a new arts and cultural destination. 🏡 Billionaire Bill Koch sells his 52-acre Aspen estate for a fraction of its original asking price, offering an interesting look at today’s ultra-luxury real estate market in Colorado. Plus, what these stories reveal about the continued evolution of Denver and Colorado. Subscribe to The Denver Deal for new weekday episodes covering the people, projects, businesses, and developments shaping Denver. Know Denver Better.

    August 5, 2026: Denver Drops 4 A.M. Bars, Historic Theater Returns & Aspen’s Luxury Reality

  6. Aug 4

    Denver Daily | August 4, 2026: Broncos Stadium, Summit FC & Cherry Creek’s New Restaurant

    Welcome to The Denver Daily, presented by The Denver Deal. Today we’re covering three stories shaping Denver: 🏈 The Broncos have officially selected the lead architect for their future stadium. Manica Architecture, the firm behind Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, will design the new retractable-roof stadium planned for Burnham Yard, while Denver-based Tryba Architects will lead the surrounding entertainment district. ⚽ Denver Summit FC has unveiled updated renderings of its permanent stadium. The latest plans feature larger fan gathering spaces, changes inspired by community feedback, and a groundbreaking timeline that remains on track for later this year. 🥑 Two Hands Hospitality is expanding to Cherry Creek. The popular Australian-inspired brunch restaurant is opening a second Denver location at The Oasis, adding to Cherry Creek’s rapidly growing dining scene. Plus, why all three stories point to a larger trend of continued investment and development across Denver. If you enjoy staying informed about the people, projects, businesses, and neighborhoods shaping the Mile High City, follow The Denver Deal for new weekday episodes. Know Denver Better. Hosted by Jason Dalbey.

    Denver Daily | August 4, 2026: Broncos Stadium, Summit FC & Cherry Creek’s New Restaurant

  7. Aug 3

    Denver Daily | August 3, 2026: Free Recycling, Southwest Lounges & Downtown’s Iconic Mural

    Welcome to The Denver Daily, presented by The Denver Deal. In today’s weekday morning briefing, we’re covering three stories shaping Denver and Colorado: ♻️ Free curbside recycling is rolling out across Colorado. More than 700,000 households will gain access to recycling service as the state shifts costs from residents to the companies that produce packaging. ✈️ Southwest Airlines is bringing airport lounges to Denver International Airport. Denver is expected to be one of the first five airports to receive a new Southwest lounge as the airline expands its premium travel offerings. 🎨 One of downtown Denver’s most recognizable murals is coming down. The Clyfford Still-inspired mural overlooking the Denver Pavilions parking garage will be replaced as part of a $2.7 million renovation project featuring new artwork from Denver artist Olive Moya. If you want to stay informed about the people, projects, businesses, and developments shaping Denver, subscribe to The Denver Deal for new weekday episodes. Know Denver Better. Hosted by Jason Dalbey.

    Denver Daily | August 3, 2026: Free Recycling, Southwest Lounges & Downtown’s Iconic Mural
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The Denver Deal is your inside look at what’s shaping Denver. Every weekday, catch the Denver Daily, a quick morning briefing covering the biggest stories in business, development, real estate, politics, restaurants, and life across the Mile High City. Throughout the week, we also publish longer Deep Dives, interviews, and conversations exploring the people, projects, and ideas changing Denver. Whether you’re a longtime local, a newcomer, or simply curious about where Denver is headed, The Denver Deal helps you know Denver better. Hosted by Jason Dalbey.

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  • Creator
    Jason Dalbey
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    7
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Jason Dalbey
  • Show Website
    The Denver Deal